Time to Switch
It is time to switch to one-on-one care for Lyn.
Last week, she only agreed to go to day hab twice. She fully refuses to go on any of the day outings. The commotion of all the clients is too much for her to process. We know she's transitioning to the next stage of Alzheimer's and it seems like this fall is seeing a lot of changes for her. Even her behavioral therapist has noted that in the past couple of weeks, Lyn's ability to cope with day hab is greatly diminished and new resources need to be put into place.
While this was discussed at the last team meeting, it was done in terms of "when the time comes..." Well, the time has come and her behavioral therapist has started that ball rolling.
Last week, she only agreed to go to day hab twice. She fully refuses to go on any of the day outings. The commotion of all the clients is too much for her to process. We know she's transitioning to the next stage of Alzheimer's and it seems like this fall is seeing a lot of changes for her. Even her behavioral therapist has noted that in the past couple of weeks, Lyn's ability to cope with day hab is greatly diminished and new resources need to be put into place.
While this was discussed at the last team meeting, it was done in terms of "when the time comes..." Well, the time has come and her behavioral therapist has started that ball rolling.
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